The paper focuses on the foreign debt management of the Hungarian and Slovenian policy makers in the global financial markets. The proposed argument combines a theoretical refinement of international financial markets as locally embedded social relations with a domestically oriented institutional analysis of foreign debt management. I argue that in order to understand the differences between the two states’ debt management strategies, it is important to look at the institutional differences within which the strategies were proposed, rejected or accepted. At this level of analysis the paper also considers the links between globalization of finance and the changing role of the state.

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24 s.

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eng

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Working paper;2004-74

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centralbanker

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slovenien

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ungarn

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udlandsgæld-betalingsbalance

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udlandsgæld

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dc.title

Varieties of Debt Management in Central and Eastern European Countries

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wp

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modt04jul03 miel

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dc.contributor.corporation

Copenhagen Business School. CBS

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Institut for Interkulturel Kommunikation og Ledelse

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IKL

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Department of Intercultural Communication and Management

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ICM

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x656409435

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dc.publisher.city

København

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dc.publisher.year

2004

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dc.title.subtitle

An institutional investigation of international financial transactions